16 major losses
Loss Tree 16 major losses during production activities Why required to control this 16 major losses during production activities? - To reduce over all cost of production - to reduce material loss, energy loss, effort loss - manufacturing cost it is also a part of the quality plus competition Click here to join quality engineering WhatsApp group (not recommended) Click here to join quality engineering group on telegram (recommended) Loss Tree 16 major losses during production activities (A) machine related losses that reduce overall equipment efficiency 1. Failure losses (also known as breakdown loss) Machine is schedule for production but not running due to some failure (breakdown) or some sort down time longer than two minute should have a reason associated with it and it shall be considered equipment failure Examples: unplanned stop /downtime, tooling failure, breakdown, unplanned maintenance, no operator or materials, problem with
Six sigma techniques can be used with various business strategies such as product development or managing customer service departments. Creating control charts in excel is one such technique which helps managers measure process changes and understand how they can improve processes.
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